Tag: Alumni

Rebecca Ginzburg 94BBA recently spoke to undergraduate students on campus. The finance executive took a few extra minutes with EmoryBusiness.com to answer five questions about...

Embarking on new challenges is part of the courageous spirit that defines Rachel Hoover 13W. Hoover’s latest move will involve managing global teams and working...

Goizueta Marketing Strategy Consultancy (GMSC) is celebrating its 25th year anniversary.  GMSC is a full time MBA course and a strategy and marketing consulting...

Since Fall 2002, the PhD program at Goizueta Business School has placed an emphasis on hands-on research collaboration between students and faculty. Over the past...

ATLANTA — U.S. News & World Report released its annual rankings of graduate business schools Wednesday, which includes the Evening MBA program at Emory...

On Valentine's Weekend Goizueta’s Information Systems & Operations Management department held its fourth annual Predictive Analytics Competition. The competition was organized by Assistant Professor Nikolay Osadchiy and sponsored by...

Alumnus Jon Keen describes lessons learned at the Gettysburg Leadership Experience, an effort by the school to put faculty, students and staff in learning situations in the context of one of the largest Civil War battles.

Emory University's Goizueta Business School recently approved a change in its Executive MBA curriculum that allows for more customization and acceleration options. The weekend...

Rani Huang 12WEMBA was in a choice position to sell her life sciences company back in 2012 for a hefty profit. As the world’s first...

British-born and American-raised, Philip Wainwright 85C 85G has traveled to five continents and boasts more than 20 years of international education experience. He’s practically...

Recently, Poets&Quants evaluated the alumni network rankings produced by Bloomberg Businessweek, Financial Times, The Economist, and GraduatePrograms.com.

Taking the plunge and diving into unknown waters is par for the course to Ray Hill. As a young academic, he advised on economic policy in Washington while teaching, eventually being lured away from Princeton University to take on the then-uncharted territory of investment banking in China and broader Asia.